Progressive Insurance plans to hire thousands in 2025, emphasizing flexible workplace models and career development to support growth as the No. 2 U.S. auto insurer.

Liberty Mutual withdrew its lawsuit seeking to deny insurance coverage for Mars in a case about marketing ultra-processed foods to children, highlighting complex insurance coverage issues on intentional misconduct claims.

Homeowners insurance premiums have surged 24% from 2021 to 2024, driven by extreme weather events and rising rebuilding costs, exacerbating U.S. housing affordability challenges for buyers and owners alike.

Progressive's strong Q1 earnings and innovative marketing position it as a leader in the competitive U.S. auto insurance market. Learn how its premium growth and product expansion set it apart.

Mercury Insurance highlights the impact of safe driving on reducing accidents and lowering auto insurance premiums, emphasizing driver responsibility and risk management strategies.

Texas legislators propose a bill requiring insurers to get state approval before raising homeowners insurance rates, responding to rising premiums linked to natural disasters. The bill aims to replace the file-and-use system with stricter regulatory oversight.

The Hartford Insurance Group reports strong Q1 2025 earnings with $630M net income, stable capital, and solid insurance segment performance.

Vermont sees registration of sixteen new captive insurance companies in Q1 2025, raising total licensed captives to 1,378. Key management firms involved in this expansion.

The Hartford's Q1 2025 earnings show a 16% decline in net income due to catastrophe losses, with a 9% growth in property and casualty premiums and stable underwriting performance.

Georgia's new tort reform laws SB68 and SB69 are anticipated to reduce insurance premiums by 3-5%, with the insurance commissioner promising strict oversight on rate filings and insurer practices.